Poslední dobou jsem našel zálibu v prozkoumávání opuštěných objektů všeho typu a v jejich následné dokumentaci a pořizování fotografií.
Vidět taková místa na vlastní oči je zážitek a mnohdy vede i k hlubšímu zamyšlení...
The building bearing the name "Werk H" was originally intended to serve as another part of the Nazi factory for components of German military aircraft in the Rabštejn valley. The end of World War II interrupted the original plans for this underground facility and the control of Werk H was taken over by the CSLA, which set up strategic stores of supplies, especially fuel. In 1968, the Soviet army b...
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That's great—you just have to be careful not to get lost.
It's a bit of a maze, but luckily it's not that big, and besides, there are several exits, so you'll "always end up somewhere" 😉
The abbreviation ČSLA stands for the Czechoslovak People's Army. ČSA was the name of the airline.
Thanks, it's fixed 👍